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i don't know what they... >> viking lead centers >> viking leaders. >> reporter: and there's more.ey're working on another scheme now to stop running the new ferry on fossil fuels and to convert it to the methane that comes out of the back of the island's pigs. they're not finished here yet. mark phillips, cbs news, samso. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org most new wealth flows it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. joe sestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes cuts to social security benefits. and the plan raises the retirement

i don't know what they... >> viking lead centers >> viking leaders. >> reporter: and there's more.y're working on another scheme now to stop running the new ferry on fossil fuels and to convert it to the methane that comes out of the back of the island's pigs. they're not finished here yet. mark phillips, cbs news, samso. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" hate. only on 5: why the u-c president says it's welcome-- even if it makes people uncomfortable. campus communities ought >>> some call it free speech, others hate. only on "5," why the uc president said it's welcome even if it makes people uncomfortable. >> these are open speech campuses and campus communities ought to be places where different and sometimes extreme points of view are expressed. >> new at 6:00, taxpayer money going down the hole. why a wealthy bay area town couldn't afford to foot its own bill. >> it's not like we want to go to the state. we have no choice. >> the highs a

i don't know what they... >> viking lead centers >> viking leaders. >> reporter: and there's more.ey're working on another scheme now to stop running the new ferry on fossil fuels and to convert it to the methane that comes out of the back of the island's pigs. they're not finished here yet. mark phillips, cbs news, samso. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00, calls for a local sheriff to step down. for the first time, we're hearing the 911 call that landed him in custody. >> next up, maryland. the presidential candidates blaze a trail six days before voters head to the polls. >> and respecting and honoring a fallen firefighter killed in the line of duty. >>> new information about the fairfax county firefighter that is missing. hello. i'm bruce johnson. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. nicole mittendorf's car was found in the appalachian mountains.

now, there are members on the rec and park commission, members of sf viking and sf viking league and it is all tied together and you guys have to investigate and put the [inaudible] together of why and where and when and what is going on. there is a lot of stuff these people are well educated and very savvy, these people are very very very calculated behind the political process and all we ask at the end of the day is for fairness level playing field for everybody across the board. i really appreciate it, thank you very much. we are probably all going for a drink now shortly. thank you very much. >> happy saint patricks day. >> real a quick i would like to see if there can be more transparency in the public approved benefit process because i did apply way back when i started the club and i was new to soccer in the city at that time and didn't understand it so much, but i have come to understand it seems like it is tightly guarded with the big 3 organizations, so i just wonder if that is open to everybody or if that is locked off. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. we are at time

leadership. >> viking leadership? yeah, they call it viking leadership. there is more, they're working on a scheme now to stop running the new ferry on fossil fuels and convert tight the methane that comes out of the back of the island's pigs. mark phillips, cbs news, samso. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for thursday. for some of you the news continue. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm scott pelley. >>> hi, welcome to the overnight news. i'm demarco morgan. votes have been counted in new york but the road to the white house continues to roll through the east. five states hold nominating contests next tuesday. connecticut, rhode island, delaware, maryland, biggest prize of them all, pennsylvania. hillary clinton is still smiling after a big victory. in her adopted home state. she received 58% of the vote in new york putting an end to a string of wins by bernie sanders. while the republicans, donald trump in a landslide. in fact th

and when they heard that the vikings were coming, they didn't cower in their houses in fear. they didn't say, oh, i'm too week, i can't go out and face these people because it was fight or die. these people were vicious. they were destroying their families, just as our enemies are today. so our ancestors, stripped naked, painted their bodies, got their swords and their spears, they went down to the beaches to wait for the vikings. when it was over with, the ones that survived went back to the meat halls and they drank their it from the skulls of their enemies. those are our ancestors. now, we are many -- they are many and we are few. that's what we're told. the enemy is many. how can we face them? we're so few. did you know less than 1,000 young men save the british empire by conquest of the nazis. and with it, all of civilization, less than 1,000 men and they did it not by cowering in their homes, not by saying "i'm too young," although many of them were. i'm too weak, too sick, too old, too tired, i'm too broke, i'm too poor. they did it by getting up every day, every day a

now, that's a swimming hole viking style right there.re willing to get cold and wet. ♪ it is a crystalline valhalla, each drop filtered through rock and ice for decades, chilled to a refreshing 38 degrees. this is the kind of water they sell in manhattan restaurants for $8 a bottle. so crisp, so crystal clear, the bubbles are like diamonds. on one deep breath i shake hands with two worlds, america on one side, europe on the other. and living between two worlds not only shapes the world iceland looks but the way icelanders create. this music is the work of sigur ros, just one local band to reach global acclaim. of monsters and man is the latest darling of the american charts, 20 years after bjork and the sugarcubes hit it big. and the number of publicists and authors is staggering. >> in between two cultural worlds, east and the west. >> like the rift, the continental rift. >> yeah. we are there. so we get a lot of information, influences. >> from both sides. >> from both sides. >> einar is one of the founders of the sugarcubes. a rock st

witnesses proselytizing, they were amused and she said two things, one, there's a vikings game on, number two, we are jewish people. we're not going to be converted. >> you know, i was going to ask you what your favorite remembrance of prince was. that might have to qualify as. quov covering him -- >> he wrote a song about me. >> tell us about that. >> i am someone who -- i want one of those columnists who constantly kissed his rear end all the time. i appealed to him to be a better person and i'm thinking he didn't really appreciate that because he wrote a song about me called "billy jack bitch." >> what prompt had. >> whether if i called you silly names like the ones that you call me. and i'm the one who nicknamed sim symbolina. he was going to be known by this unpronounceab unpronounce gliff. >> people made jokes about it. when he gave up his name, he was striking a blow for the rights of artists in an industry that can be very difficult to even own your persona. >> yes, he was. he was very smart about that. 4 he was someone who -- he realized what the web was be probably before other

i mean, when we go to finland, do we hook up with a vikings? hope so. >> well, you do. >> do we have pirates in our rolo dex? why are we dealing with these people? we don't talk to pirates or viking, yet we go to kings, a king should only be the name of a basketball team. they're blackmailing us, what, house of saud had no oil? they're like the cousin who won the lottery and does nothing but buy stuff for themselves, while everybody else gets nothing. the more we frack, the more they bail. we have the left that tells us we can't drill, we can't frack. that just plays into the hands of these guys. we have to -- i'm spitting i'm so angry we have to become energy independent completely so we don't rely on these people. these kings. >> you know what else we do with them, too? we sell them high-tech military infrastructure. >> that they use to kill -- >> if you want to get off the oil junk, get off the dollar junk that you're selling them military equipment for money. $95 billion we've sold them. >> and all the oil, right? and the very large shia po

. >> these guys they styled themselves as corporate vikings. of laying claim to the mantel of the original vikings that settled iceland. the banks borrowed massive sums of money then loaned it out again at much higher rates of interest to entrepreneurs who like the ancient vikings plundered, buying up companies worldwide. money rolled in. and a nation of fishermen began believing in the so-called icelandic miracle. >> a lot of people seemed to be getting very rich, very fast. and ape lot of people wanted to join in on that. she is one of the members of parliament who decided on iceland's hard line response when this whole house of cards built on debt came tumbling down. >> even though the banks were also responsible as a whole, i think it was the convict, that also the individuals within the banks had done this. >> reporter: there were huge daily protests then too. it was called the pots and pans revolution. the entire economy was in free fall. inflation skyrocketed. unemployment more than quadrupled. and the big three banks were not too big to

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viking. >> have you studied much of the scandinavians people. >> a bit, i am fascinated with the viking funeral. >> stephen: oh, yes. >> would you like to be set on fire in a boat when you die. >> i would. >> stephen: a boat you built, i imagine. that's right. my friend chris pratt has been contracted to shoot a flaming arrow to light the funeral boat on fire. he. >> stephen: it is a beautiful boat that you built, actually. this is a canoe. >> yes. [ applause ] >> that's my second. it is called lucky boy, made for my friend jimmy. >> stephen: jimmy is a lucky man. >> he is. of -- i am so impressed really of your woodwork i sent you a picture of a boat that i made to try to impress you. now why did mine get laughed at? what do you think of my boat? >> it is beautiful. yes. >> i mean, it is not a work of art like that is, but i don't think it garners laughter. >> no. >> i would like to see all of your boats that are laughing so hartley. >> stephen: exactly, exactly. you and i have bonding right now. i am bonding to you because i feel very attacked. >> well, that's the nice thing about a b

. >> ahead this "sunday morning" justice, viking style. >> mason: here at home it's no degree, no problem. some tech savvy whiz kids think there's no need to invest in a college education. john blackstone has tracked them up to on their home turf. >> living in your offers, you both gave up harvard for this? >> exactly. for all of this. >> teenage ceos ditching school trying to become silicon valley's next big thing. ahead on "sunday morning." >> you probably don't think of coffee when you think the name hugh jackman he's got a second calling, with lee cowan this morning will take a coffee break. >> good morning. >> a small coffee shop in manhattan. actor hugh jackman is gloating a bit after all heness owns the place. >> number one retailing space. >> i passed the an l store? >> that's what i was told. >> per square foot. >> what the sales are doing half way around the world. later on "sunday morning." >> mason: they're digging for a precious stone with the power to change lives. way down, down under. and seth doane has been watching them at work. >> in australia there's auto down unlike a

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the vikings. >> thank you for mentioning the vikings. i'm still a huge fan. lauren?es. >> me, too. lauren, let's talk about the influence in the music world that prince and -- for his 57 years but now continuing on even after he -- >> this is rich music culture in minneapolis, the twin cities, and and goes both ways, classical and pop music. i think the legacy of prince will be that after his death we will now find out how much influence he really did have. i think that when he was alive, i think a lot of people, including me, probably took him for granted. it's prince, yes, we're proud of prince. and now i think the accolades will come. i think streets will be named after him, music schools. i think that perhaps even grade schools will be named after him. the neighborhood, because he had such an incredible influence. we're talking about everybody grew up with prince. >> the something thing is he was writing his memoir, which i find fascinating, for this immensely private person. whoever convinces him to put down in word what his wife was about, even though he did th

all those people, those people who fought vikings, those fliers. they all fall back into history. as they all -- now is the only time over which we have dominion. it's the only time that matters because we have power over him. now is the time. is it too late? the situation is desperate. is it too late? i don't think it is, folks. that's my position, anyway. i don't think it's too late to save america. [applause] we've been given this chance. i'm telling you i'm not a person who tells you if i'm not elected this time the world's going straight to hell in a hand basket, although it is. [laughter] i'm a person who says we're running out of sometime. this global system i was telling you about is on the verge of enveloping us. you can't walk down the street in any city in america now without being on camera constantly. facial recognition software will follow you around the earth. big brother may not be interested in you but he could be if he wanted to be. that's fine unless you decide to go off the reservation someday. someday way might not be able to have this meeting. the fact we are

all those people, those people who fought vikings, those fliers. they all fall back into history. as they all -- now is the only time over which we have dominion. it's the only time that matters because we have power over him. now is the time. is it too late? the situation is desperate. is it too late? i don't think it is, folks. that's my position, anyway. i don't think it's too late to save america. [applause] we've been given this chance. i'm telling you i'm not a person who tells you if i'm not elected this time the world's going straight to hell in a hand basket, although it is. [laughter] i'm a person who says we're running out of sometime. this global system i was telling you about is on the verge of enveloping us. you can't walk down the street in any city in america now without being on camera constantly. facial recognition software will follow you around the earth. big brother may not be interested in you but he could be if he wanted to be. that's fine unless you decide to go off the reservation someday. someday way might not be able to have this meeting. the fact we are

they are playing vikings, cowboys, giants coming out of their bye week. i don't know what the schedule maker was thinking there. they had seahawks, packers, bengals but packers game, jeff is third game on the row in the road. eagles beat packers at home i predict. >> you like playoffs? i do not. nfl draft 11 days away, eagles have the eighth overall pick. you have to wand fur things have changed for eagles after rams traded up, and moved up to number one overall. espn reported that the eagles were in conversation for that topic but pulled out, have things changed for eagles. it looked like rams will take jared goff. >> it does not change at all, carson wentz is guy they like anyway f they can get to two, cleveland ace mennable to trading out of that spot. if the eagles like carson wentz you may see a blockbuster here. the less than price that was paid by rams, decent price, maybe next two, three's next year, next years number one and something else. >> they are not getting him at eight. >> they have to move into two. they won't get him at eight. they have

>> yes, viking leadership. >> reporter: it's a new kind of viking invasion. >> yes. >> reporter: it's fact is now involved in projects from maine to colorado to south carolina and even to hawaii. it's a whole new industry, gayle. >> all right. mark phillips. i don't know where you're standing, mark, but it looks great. >> reporter: right beside our london office. >> okay. i want to go there. thank you very much. a great story. >> that's exactly what should be done. >> the climate diaries are terrific, they really are. >>> ahead, taylor swift, she shows fans her heart and her home. you'll hear the pop star's candid words about her career and personal life plus the advice she'd give her 19-year-old self. by the way, she's 26. what she learned in the last seven years. >>> tomorrow, tom hanks comes to studio 57. we take a look at his new movie about a salesman sent to saudi arabia. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. ♪ and i've got a blank slate baby ♪ ♪ and i'll write your name and i'm doing just fine. there are hundreds of different allergens that come from pets, po

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i didn't recognize him at first because he had the big old viking beard.g. he's more at ease with a friendly face on the unit. it's still jail. >> it's just weird, man. people in here, they have all of this pent-up aggression. >> a lot of really angry in here. alary, really angry. >> so if i get into with somebody in here, it's just going to be bad. it's going to be bad for everybody. it's not worth it to me. there are other ways you can do it and get away with it and duke it out with somebody. there's always a way. >> iesha walker has had her share of conflicts with both inmates and deputies. as a result she is now housed in administrative segregation, but she says she's trying to change with the help of private 1st class buckner. >> i'm not the big bogeyman or the monster no more. but now just two days before she's due to appear in court, walker has taken a step backward. >> this is what they do to your [ bleep ] grandkids and children when they come in this [ expletive ]. >> earlier in the day the sheriff's emergency response team put her in a restraint

but prince was a big vikings fan.ct, there were rumors that he was going to be at the last playoff game where they sadly lost at the last field goal kick, but i didn't see him. but i think he was supposed to be there, and he was just for me growing up in the '70s and '80s, you know, it was little red corvette and then went into purple rain, literally as a halloween costume i went as purple rain the concept. [laughter] and it was just everyone in minnesota has stories because we feel like we kind of discovered him first; right? he standard doing a tape in a studio in minnesota. started playing at first avenue early in the '80s. kennedy: that's right. >> '83. and he just never left his home. kennedy: no. but they're devastated at first avenue as are so many music fans. senator, thanks so much for joining me tonight. >> thank you. it was just great to be on. thank you. kennedy: thank you for celebrating his life and his legacy. the party panel joins me once again. michael matt welch, and emily green. mike, you were talki

but prince was a big vikings fan.ere were rumors that he was going to be at the last playoff game where they sadly lost at the last field goal kick, but i didn't see him. but i think he was supposed to be there, and he was just for me growing up in the '70s and '80s, you know, it was little red corvette and then went into purple rain, literally as a halloween costume i went as purple rain the concept. [laughter] and it was just everyone in minnesota has stories because we feel like we kind of discovered him first; right? he standard doing a tape in a studio in minnesota. started playing at first avenue early in the '80s. kennedy: that's right. >> '83. and he just never left his home. kennedy: no. but they're devastated at first avenue as are so many music fans. senator, thanks so much for joining me tonight. >> thank you. it was just great to be on. thank you. kennedy: thank you for celebrating his life and his legacy. the party panel joins me once again. michael matt welch, and emily green. mike, you were talking bef

the vikings never amounted to you look at guys that have-- >> ricky williams, another one. >> ricky williams. an entire draft traded away. carson palmer, jay cutler. these are all guys you try to go up, get, and/or, you know, acquire through draft picks and inevitably it has not led to post season success of any kind for the team that did it. >> okay. so the flipside of that, that was the past, but it's a little different now because of the finances of it. now you're getting a quarterback at pick 1 or 2, paying him 4 to $5 million. if you go out in the free agent market to try to get a secondary quarterback, chase daniel cost $7 million. you want brock osweiler, that's $18 million. it's a little bit more cost- controlled to get a quarterback at 1 and 2 right now in the nfl draft. don't you think that maybe finances play a little bit of a role in this? >> it's a fair point except because you need rookie picks to flesh out the rest of the roster, trading away multiple there's a reason that when washington acquired rg-iii there was no talent around him. even though he flamed out, they had lost

violence between them despite the 911 call and the accusation that she was tonight a survivor of do mest vike experience and sees a lot of similarities. maryland bureau chief brad bell explains. brad: ten years ago yvette was set on fire by her abusive husband. she survive and is now an advocate for abusessed women. tonight she is speaking out about the charges against ron bateman. >> i'm devastated an official was charged. brad: he is accused of hitting his wife after she made this 911 call -- mrs. bateman and the sheriff now deny there was any violence. >> i never, never, assaulted elsie. brad: while bateman is presumed innocent of all charges yvette says she recognizes her past in the case! she is a mode. >> and she thinks bateman should resign but he says he won't. even though more and more voters say he should go. >> if you hear about the 911 tapes it sounded like he beat her to me. >> going to continue doing it. >> here at the courthouse in annapolis we're told that sheriff bateman is not in his office. that he remains on vacation. won't be back until next monday. in annapolis, brad bel

that's just a generic viking! what are you doing? what's up graphics department, please.nk you! i'm sincerely sorry, sigurdur. for confusing you with sigmundu are. since we have bernie sanders here, the man of the people, we thought we'd dedicate tonight's show to his favorite people: billioniers. all right. let's start with russian billionaire yuri milner. what you doing, man? >> yuri milner is joining forces with physicist stephen hawking for a $100 million project called breakthrough starshot. >> larry: breakthrough starshot? [ laughter ] wait, does this mean i have so rename the toddler beauty pageant i host every other weekend? [ laughter ] all right. what is this billionaire-funded breakthrough starshot? >> project starshot will enable us to see if there's any life near to our nearest stellar neighbors. the plan is to create a swarm of postage-sized spacecraft. each device would also contain a camera and communication equipment, all of it weighing less than an ounce. >> larry: of course, the tiny postage-sized spacecraft will be piloted by kevin hart. [ laughter ] t

. >> vikings marking the annual new york city tartan day parade.ll talk to them later. >> those are your people. >> those are the scotts and scandinavian. >> burn the boats. >> burn your village. the vikings. good morning, sandra smith. niles to see you. >> good morning, guys. good to be here. it is cold outside by the play. supposed to be a big snow storm coming. i think janice dean said we are going to get 14 feet of snow. [screams] >> we will find out in just a minute. >> now to your head lines this morning on this saturday morning. a fox news alert. a second -- oversea boys secretary of state john kerry in as many days. kerry is visiting afghanistan to show support for the afghan government. it comes less than a kay after kerry made the surprise visit to iraq. to discuss how further to fight isis forces in the region. and a washington state manhunt for a second psych patient is over. accused killer 28-year-old anthony garver is now in custody. he was captured near his parents home in spokane after a two day search. he was found 300 miles from w

she joined dad on stage when the vikings drafted him. >> just as cute. okay, but getting the most attention, what do you think of this. ohio state's ezekiel elliott in his belly shirt drafted fourth by the cowboys as jimmy kimmel pointed out. now that he's making millions he can afford the rest of the >> it's a good look. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. look like this. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. pain from your day can haun

she joined dad on stage when the vikings drafted him. >> just as cute.t getting the most attention, what do you think of this. ohio state's ezekiel elliott in his belly shirt drafted fourth by the cowboys as jimmy kim the weekend is almost here, but there won't be much time to spend outside. rain storms moving through our area.. will make for a very wet weekend. good morning washington. toss to eileen today: am patchy fog. overcast with isolated showers and drizzle. unseasonably cool. highs: 57-65 winds: e 5 mph tonight: patchy fog. isolated showers and drizzle. lows: 45-51 winds: ne 5 mph saturday: cloudy. showers after sunset. highs: 60-65 winds: se 5-10 mph breaking in the last hour in prince george's county.. a investigation turns into a homicide. police first got the call around 11 o'clock last night for shots fired on kenilworth avenue, near the d-c border. the victim was taken to the hospital where they later died. our suzanne kennedy is on the scene talking with police. she'll have a live report coming up at 5-am. happening now. two new cases of